Intelligence layers

Public records, joined.

Other tools give you a portal, a PDF, or a company filing. Companies House will not search this minute. This minute will not show the title. Institrace holds committee papers, NHS organisations, officers, land titles and British overseas-territory records as one index, then answers a question asked of that index. We only index public bodies. These pages describe how each layer works.

We only index public bodies. A supplier, developer, or care-home Ltd appears when a public file or a published identifier attaches it. We do not run a private-company directory.

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One name across the layers. Click to enlarge.

One name across the layers.

A person record at the centre joined to the intelligence layers: AI search, documents, NHS, people, network, land, offshore, conflicts, and alerts.

AI search

Ask a question across papers, people, land and offshore sources. Every answer is cited to a primary document.

Document intelligence

Acquire, OCR and index committee papers, registers, accounts and FOI responses, then search the whole corpus as one collection.

NHS intelligence

NHS organisation lists, invoices, published accounts and board papers on the same graph as councils, officers and companies.

People and entities

The same person across Companies House, public body registers and governance documents, so a role in one institution is visible in the others.

Visual network mapping

People, bodies, companies and land titles drawn as a network, with every edge backed by a primary source.

Land and ownership

The HM Land Registry commercial and overseas title registers for England and Wales, joined to the people and document layers.

Offshore intelligence

Crown Dependency and British Virgin Islands public papers in the same graph as UK officers and English land titles.

Conflict detection

Structural flags across the joined record. A signal for review, not a finding and not an allegation.

Alerts and monitoring

Watchlists on people, entities and companies, notified when new documents or appointments appear.